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Architecture Matters When it Comes to SSE

CyberSecurity Insiders

” Or said another way, “architecture matters”. Through centralized policy, security treatments like malware scanning, web filtering, and data leakage protection, occur close to the employee, 3rd party, or device. Application performance and security must be accounted for. The PoPs are where the action happens.

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New Linux Malware Surges, Surpassing Android

eSecurity Planet

Linux malware is skyrocketing and now surpasses both macOS and Android, according to a new report, suggesting that cybercriminals are increasingly targeting the open source operating system. The Linux malware growth has occurred even as Windows, Android and macOS have all seen a decline in new malware samples.

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Uncommon infection and malware propagation methods

SecureList

We are often asked how targets are infected with malware. Last month, we focused on infection methods used in various malware campaigns: methods that we do not see used very often. It now has a second optional command line parameter: “-bomb” When that parameter is used, the malware does the following: ?onnect

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Cyclops Blink malware: US and UK authorities issue alert

Malwarebytes

According to a joint security advisory published yesterday by US and UK cybersecurity and law enforcement agencies, a new malware called Cyclops Blink has surfaced to replace the VPNFilter malware attributed to the Sandworm group, which has always been seen as a Russian state-sponsored group. Cyclops Blink.

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XCSSET malware now targets macOS 11 and M1-based Macs

Security Affairs

XCSSET, a Mac malware targeting Xcode developers, was now re-engineered and employed in a campaign aimed at Apple’s new M1 chips. Experts from Trend Micro have uncovered a Mac malware campaign targeting Xcode developers that employed a re-engineered version of the XCSSET malware to support Apple’s new M1 chips.

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North Korea-linked BlueNoroff APT is behind the new RustBucket Mac Malware

Security Affairs

North Korea-linked APT group BlueNoroff (aka Lazarus) was spotted targeting Mac users with new RustBucket malware. Researchers from security firm Jamf observed the North Korea-linked BlueNoroff APT group using a new macOS malware, dubbed RustBucket, family in recent attacks. The trojan can run on both ARM and x86 architectures.

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Iranian Charming Kitten APT used a new BellaCiao malware in recent wave of attacks

Security Affairs

Iran-linked APT group Charming Kitten employed a new malware dubbed BellaCiao in attacks against victims in the U.S., The Charming Kitten used a new custom malware, dubbed BellaCiao, that is tailored to suit individual targets and is very sophisticated. Europe, the Middle East and India. Israel, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia.

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